Watch: How This Indo-American A Capella Band Helped Pull Off A Wedding Proposal For NRI Man
Darpan News Desk IANS, 27 Feb, 2016 12:13 PM
Well, this Valentine’s Day, Chai Town — an Indo-American a capella group — helped a young man, identified as Gaurav Gadodia, pop the most important question.
Gaurav requested Chai Town to serenade his girlfriend Madhuri Patel in front of the famous Anish Kapoor installation Cloud Gate in Chicago, by singing and acting out Justin Timberlake’s Mirrors — the couple’s favourite song.
Chai Town members stopped an unsuspecting Madhuri in her tracks and asked if they could serenade her with a song. She complied.
At the end of the special concert, the members turned around a series of mirrors in which Madhuri could see Gaurav on one knee, holding out a ring (we’re assuming she could have seen him go and sit there on the mirrored bean structure as well, but we’ll let that pass. It’s the thought that counts.)
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